Building Profile: 53 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10013

Overview: 53 Wooster Street is a prestigious commercial property located in the vibrant SoHo neighborhood of New York. This mixed-use building offers both retail and office spaces through the marketplace of TROT, blending modern amenities with historical charm. Built in 1910, the building spans five floors and provides approximately 20,000 square feet of space.

History and Background: Situated between Broome Street and Grand Street, 53 Wooster Street has been an integral part of SoHo’s dynamic commercial scene. The building’s historical architecture, combined with modern upgrades, makes it a sought-after location for businesses looking for a prestigious address in SoHo.

TROT Listings:

• 4th Floor 

Amenities:

• High-speed internet access
• 24/7 security and building access
• On-site management and maintenance
• Modern elevators
• Flexible lease terms, including short-term office space
• Furnished office options
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Lobby reception
• Central HVAC system
• Basement storage available for rent

Transportation Options: 53 Wooster Street is well-connected to public transportation:

Subway:

• Close to Spring Street (6) and Prince Street (N, R, W) subway stations, providing easy access to other parts of Manhattan and beyond.

Bus:

• Multiple bus lines serve the area, enhancing accessibility.

Nearby Amenities: Restaurants:

• Numerous dining options including Balthazar, Blue Ribbon Brasserie, and Lure Fishbar.

Cafes:

• Starbucks and local coffee shops like Everyman Espresso.

Gyms:

• Local fitness centers such as Equinox.

Hotels:

• Nearby accommodations include The Mercer and SoHo Grand Hotel.

Retail:

• Various high-end retail shops and boutiques.

Building Details: 53 Wooster Street stands five stories tall and offers a total building size of approximately 20,000 square feet. The building provides a variety of office and retail spaces catering to different business needs. Recent renovations have enhanced the building’s infrastructure, offering modern amenities while preserving its historical character.